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An effective executive makes these decisions as a systematic process with clearly defined elements and in a distinct sequence of steps.
Sequence alignments showed two distinct sequence types for pungent and nonpungent lines, highlighting the importance of a phased diploid genome assembly (Fig. 7; Supplemental File 5).
Recently, we discovered that the orthologous porcine fVIII possesses two distinct sequence elements that enhance secretory transport efficiency.
Genomic methylation averages (Fig. 1b, Fig. 2e, Supplementary Fig. 4, and Supplementary Table 3) were calculated by averaging methylation of the entire single-c files separated to distinct sequence contexts (e.g., CG, CHG, or CHH) and nuclear vs. organelle chromosomes.
Highlighting the difference between the spatial and temporal dimensions prevents the potential conflation of (1) the temporally interactive process with spatially embedded experts and (2) the temporally distinct sequence of tasks with organizationally or spatially sequestered experts.
These two types of circRNAs also have other distinct sequence characteristics.
Detailed examination revealed seven distinct sequence similarity sub-clusters 3A-F (Figure 6).
The A. baumannii strains were grouped by MLST into 59 distinct sequence types (ST).
The optimization method is also used to compare distinct sequence alignment programs and distance functions.
In general, these MRIs covered four distinct sequence categories based on gene annotation (NCBI Build 36).
First, these two homeoproteins bind distinct sequence motifs in vitro [52].
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